ORION COSTUMES Men's Big Daddy Wrestler 80s British Fancy Dress Costume

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Hot gluing your cosplay together is probably a cardinal sin among experienced cosplayers, but I, a mere neophyte, do not know better. After trimming the square edge off, I cut a disc from insulation foam to serve as the "ring" around the dome. Holy shit. I actually saw you guys loading the costume onto a luggage trolley on Friday and went "wow, I wonder what that's supposed to be!" Then you came out at the costume contest and all was made clear. I got a picture with you on Sunday that I uploaded here: The candidates for induction into the Protector Program went through voice box modification and pheromone application, which attracted the Little Sisters to the Big Daddies. After those, the candidates' skin and organs were grafted and integrated into their suit, to become one functional unit. [17] The subjects were then placed in large vats of an unknown yellow substance, and eventually reduced to mindless servitors. I just want to say congratulations. I think you need alot more recognition for this, you are amazing.

Big Daddy Cosplay - Etsy UK

I got to see your Amazing costume at Dragoncon. It was my first Dragoncon and your costume was one of the nigh lights of my trip. Well done. Amazing seeing how you made it. Thanks for sharing it with us. To Create the Cage I used the 1 1/2" Bi-metal hole saw to make a hole on the top of the body, and also a hole in the center of the chest plate in line with the hole on the top. The easiest way to do this was to take on foam pipe and put one end in the top and take the other end and insert it into the chest plate hole. Adjust this to create the arc of the cage.thing, where can i get the materials you used and what is the estimated cost of all the stuff you used? Please let me know, I have plans for a different, yet similar in size, suit. When I started planning my costume, I found myself headed into unknown waters. I’ve made a number of small, cobbled together props and some costume accessories over the years, but outside a few collaborations in college (building homecoming floats or making set pieces for charity events) I’ve never had a build on this scale . My most used methods for building things has, of late, involved 3D printing, epoxy, sanding, and painting. There was no way I’d be able to print this costume on my itty-bitty 3D printer, so I would have to try ( gasp!) something new! Awsmoe, I´d kill to do this kind of thing for a living. To bad Uruguay´s prop industry is almost non existing, also it´s almost impossible to gain access to most of the stuff you use. A while ago I wanted to try out a internet design I saw for a compress air cannon and it was a pain just getting the pvc pipes... so idk about the GA aquarium, but I know a photographer that is DoP for something at the TN Chattanooga Aquarium (about 2 1/2 hours north of ATL). If anyone, he'd have acess. You might hook up with him...

Big Daddy Costume - Etsy UK

Clear quilting ruler. This is helpful when needing to draw perpendicular lines, and even has a few basic angles you can use as well. Boltheads and a first coat of paint on the tank. The wheel at the top is a cake decoration from our local supermarket. The rear tank was made from a 12" concrete tube with foam plugs on the top and bottom carved to a dome shape. The bands around the tank were made with foam tape coated in Ureshell.Saw you while we sat in the High Velocity bar at the Mariott on Sunday night. Unfortunately my wife wasn't able to get a pic of you, but we did admire your fantastic costume. Excellent job! I just read every entry in your blog. I am so impressed with what you do, and it seems like you do it for your own enjoyment. How do you get into something like this? I get the impression that you are a bit of a perfectionist and want to have the most authentic amazing costumes. I also think you have quite a bit of artistic talent. I just wanted you to know how amazing all of your creations look (as if you didn't already know that). Do you take apprentices? :-) Hey Volpin, just wanted to let you know (if you didn't already) that you've been featured on MetaFilter! (http://www.metafilter.com/84922/Oh-dear-god-the-drill-actually-spins)